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16 Sept 2025

Kilkenny company marks Farm Safety Week with €5,000 donation to Embrace FARM

Tirlán headquarters is in Kilkenny's Abbey Quarter

Kilkenny company marks Farm Safety Week with €5,000 donation to Embrace FARM

Tirlán urged farmers to prioritise farm safety every day as it delivered a €5,000 donation to support the charity Embrace FARM on Farm Safety Week 2025. 

Pictured above are Tirlán Vice Chairperson Tom Phelan, Embrace FARM’s Norma Rohan, Tirán Chairperson John Murphy, Embrace FARM’s Brian Rohan and Tirlán’s Director of Corporate Affairs Pat O’Keeffe as the donation was presented to Embrace FARM, Ireland’s leading support network for farm families affected by sudden death and serious injury.

John Murphy, Tirlán Chairperson, said: “On Farm Safety Week, we’re urging our suppliers to look at their farm with fresh eyes and ensure their workplace environment is as safe as possible every single day of the year to protect them and their families.

“Our Co-op is supporting Embrace FARM on behalf of our farmers with much needed funding in 2025 just as we have in years past.”

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Founded by Tirlán suppliers Brian and Norma Rohan, Embrace FARM has grown into a vital support system for families navigating the aftermath of farm tragedies. With the average cost of support per family totalling €2,165, consistent funding is critical—especially in agriculture, which remains Ireland’s most dangerous workplace sector. This year’s funding will help Embrace FARM expand its expert-led services and reach even more families in need.

Lisa Tierney, Communications Support Coordinator at Embrace FARM, added: “Each family’s journey is as unique as the loss they’ve faced. The continued support from Tirlán helps us walk beside them in that journey, on their terms and in their time. It’s more than financial support, it’s a partnership built on compassion and shared values.”

 

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